Man, and I thought *I* was verbose. :P Actually some of the pieces of your
code is missing, ie. we don't have the class definition for whatever $t is. If
you are looping the right number of times, but the array key selected is the
wrong key, then the problem likely lies in the function where
This is a foreach loop. How do I increase it?
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> increase the amount of the times you are looping by one.
>
> If you use a FOR loop and loop through the array by its length + 1
>
> Tryst
>
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